Egypt Tours from San Antonio

With so much to see and do in Egypt, where do you even begin? The famous Giza Pyramids are an obvious choice, but there are countless other incredible sites to see as well. A few examples would be the Step Pyramid at Saqqara; the Egyptian Museum; the Temple of Horus; Hatshepsut Temple, and of course, the magnificent rock-cut temples of Ramses the Great and his wife Queen Nefertari at Abu Simbel.

With our selection of bespoke private Egypt tours from San Antonio you can be sure you will get to see many of the best Egypt tourist attractions, and even more so if choose a tour that includes a Nile River cruise.

When people decide to book Egypt tours from San Antonio, one of the first things they think about is what to pack for Egypt. For the most part, this all depends on the individual. Some people like to pack in a lot of stuff, while others prefer to travel light. There are, however, a few essentials which everyone should pack for a trip to Egypt.

Essential items to pack would include a comfortable pair of shoes; a wide-brimmed hat; sunglasses; sunscreen lotion, and a few white lightweight cotton shirts. It is also advisable to pack in at least one pair of trousers and a warm top because certain parts of the country can get quite cool in the evenings.

The distance from San Antonio International Airport to Cairo International Airport in Egypt is approximately 7,170 miles, with flight duration of roughly 14 hours and 05 minutes. These figures are based on a direct  non-stop flight between the two cities.

People who are in possession of a valid American passport have 3 options available to them. They can apply for a tourist visa in person at their nearest Egyptian embassy or consulate. They can also apply online for an Egypt e-Visa, or simply get a Visa-on-Arrival when they land at any international airport in Egypt.

American passport holders who choose to book one of our Egypt and Jordan combined tours from America can also get a Jordanian Visa-on-Arrival when the land at the airport in Amman.

Yes, Egypt is a very safe place to visit as a tourist, but as is the case with all holiday destinations, it is always a good idea to apply a bit of common sense. For example, it you are traveling alone, then you should try to avoid being on foot in very quiet and/or poorly lit areas at night. Thinking about one of our Egypt tours from San Antonio? If you have any concerns about current events, it’s a good idea to check the latest Egypt Travel Advisory from the U.S. government before booking—we’re always here to help you travel safely and confidently.